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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-10-20
AARON BURNS wooINa.

From the commandant's quarterson West
CHESTER Height
Tho blue hills Of Ramapo lie in fun sight:
On their slope gleam the gables that shield
his hearts queen,
But the redcoats are wary-the Hudson's be-
tween
Through the camp runs jest There's no
moon, twin be dark
'Tis odds little Aaron will go ON a spark
And the toast of the troopers is: ''Pickets. lie
low,
And good luck to the Colonel and Widow
Prevostm
Eight miles TO the river he gallops his steel,
Lays him bound in the barge, bids his escort
make speei,
Loose their swords, sit athwart, through the
feet reach yon shore;
Not word not plash OF the thick-muflcd
oar
Once across, once again in the seat, and away
Five leagues are soon over when love has the
say;
And "old Put" and his rider a bridle-path
know
To the Hermitage Manor of Madame Provost.
Lightly done! but he halts in the groves
deepest glade,
Ties his horse to a birch, trims his cue, slings
his blade,
Wipes the dust and the dow from his smooth
handsoms face
With the kerchef she broderoi and bordcred
i'm lace;
Then slips through the box-rows ami taps at
tho hall,
Sees the CLINT Of wax light, hand white
and small,
And tho door is mibarrel by herself all
aglow-
Half in smiles, half in tears-Theodo,ia Pre-
vost
AlaclS, for the soldier that's buried and gone!
Whatsn vo'ley above him, a wreath on his
stone,
Compared with swset lifo aud wife for
ones view
Like this dame ripe aud warm in her India
fichu,
She chdcs her bold lover, ycs holds him more
dear,
For the daring that brings him nightrid
here
British gnllants by day through her doors
come and go,
But Yankees the winner of Theo Provost.
Where's the widow or maid with a mouti to
be kist,
When Burr comes wooins, that long would
rcsistt
Lights aud wine on the b2aufet, the shutters
all fast,
And odd Put stamps IN vain till an hour
has flown past
But an hour, for eight leagues must be GOV
cred ere day;
Laughs Aaron: LET Washington frown as
he may,
When he hears Of me next in a raid ON the
foe
He'll forgive this nights tryst with the
Widow Provost!
E. Q. Stcdman, ia HarDsi,s
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-10-20
pY GRACE DEMO LrrcnFELD.

a great while ago, there once lived n
very beautiful and very rich little Prin-
cess 80 beautiful and so rich she was
that suitors from all plrts Of the world
came Hooking IN honls 10 her palace.
wearing out lautaloons by the million i'm
pTotac cd and agonizng kuecling at her
tiny feet
notwithstanding the glory Of it. how
ever, the little Princess did not much
ENJOY this sort of thing; for whereas
other young ladies could spend their
time in making delightful sinners and
comloriablcs for tn j, friends. This poor
little thing had to employ an hers in
knitting everlasting m ttcus (Which are
very awkward, disagrceabc things to
make. besides Being never pleasantly ac-
copied, so that many time did She
wish fhc might only have been born mar
Tlcd, and thus have been spared this con
nnual worry and vcXatiOn Of soul For
she was proud, fas,idious little Prin-
cess, and had declared thas ,he never
would marry until she had found
one who was m every way her superior.
as WIS, of course, all extremely ripht
and proper. only, though all kinds Of
paragons came TO WOO, somehow or other
none Of them ever proved superior enough
to sucC ccd i'm W nning the littlc Princess
for his bride. II really was y p.tiablc 20 see
so many fine fellows turnc of daily. but
the Princess WIS become SO accustomed
to 1t that she grew quito callous-hcartcd
on The subject; and when she heard that
OF the thousands rc G ted, seven or civht
shot thcmsclyct aud five or six felt
lad, and three or four cut their wis
dom teeth, and ono or two STAYED sinVlc.
all for her sweet sake, She never shed n
tear
But one day, as 70 hundred or SO stood
In the outer court Of the palace. souccz-
ing ON their gloves, and Dracticing ten
der glanccs and siQhs preparatory fo en-
tcrlng the ialr ones presence. "a youn0
man Of very different appearance from
the rest came quietly up and joined
them
"Wcll, fellow, said the others "what
GRAND brings You here"
Tho Same as that ON which Won
come answered he, TRANQUILITY. "Savo
that ] shall succeed whore you will fail T
come 90 we'd the Princess
"1OuW thcy cxd incd iu chorus.
looking at him with s.orn. for bo wos
plainly drcss,d and of unimposinp as
INrNt WN UNl IlIN N.ff.IIil 10 iIN ufN
supcriOrl You indeed"
~ avn, hc replied unmovcd "For
] love her, and love cuuoblcs.'
Whecat the other laughed contempt
uously
just hear the fool J" cried one. "This
gracclcss bcQgar dorcs 90 lovc.'
'lut him out" screamed another
"Ihe cut Of his mantle i antique. and
ho has no buckles on his shoes. nor pow
der TO his hair Fab. 10 is scandalons
Go have him about"
"Lct him stay, said third with n
shug at is as well TO have valet Mt
ones back "
The man ot whom these sncors were
cast smiled composcdIy Fortunes
change. ho said ''You who call me
valet shall yet see me carry OF the Prin-
cess tonight before your very cycs.'
a murmur of dcriiou ran through the
crowd. Buta at chat momont tho palace
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-10-20
A japanese Theatre.

Tlcrc arc two tiers Of boxes. the lower
OF which is provided with sliding apcr
door forming small rooms like bathing
machines. The p.t is divided by low
cross bars into squares, rcmin ling orc Of
the cattle pens Of old smithrc.d cieh
cagabIc of holding four persons comfort
a. lY A japanese family bent upon en-.
jo}mcnt engages compartment f0e the
lay iu position suited to the purse
in middle of the houc if wcll 60 do.
nearer 90 tho stage Or to the hack. ac-
oOrding 10 the scarcity of coin and.
having deposited clogs in fhe ycs'iairc,
take up u position with cushions, kettle.
tea things smoking tray. and never move
tll m dnif h', except Co pay visits t0
friends a Japanese theatrical perform
lucr commences Qcncally at carly dawn
lrd lasts % dozen hours The siagc oc.
cupics the end Of The building from wall
TO wall oddly, the TOR do not mako
their appearance from thc ido OF buck
thcrc being mo- wings. bat strut along 70
narrow plato m over thc heads Of the
pit hy means of just srch boarded foot
way as Is used by European coniur0rs.
Faithful 20 the canon of mo- illusion The
performers stand ready dressed in On
)len place OF the entrance lobby, where
all who core boo may sec them; and when
they hear their cue they push through
Knot Of lOitcrcrs and march 60 the stage
iiong lhc platform, acting as they 20.
indeed, important portions of % scene
which demand arapid cxitarc frequently
gone through upon this narrow f0otway
ma not ON thc stage at ALL N9frqy's
hqgqtiRo.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-10-20
Recipes

CAnBAGE SALAD. - Shred very fine one
hca of white cabbage. Make Dire, sing
of onc-half tclcupful OF sIlad ol or
melted butter, ono half tcispoon'ul OF
pepper, one tcaspDonful of salt, one tea.
spoonful Of sugar and one teacupful OF
ncgar. A few minutes before using
mix cabbage and dressing thoroughly
together.
OYSTER STEW One quart of oysters,
one cupful of milk, and piece of butter
the size AN egg. Dip the oysters from
the liquor, put them in n saucepan with
the butter; put them on the fire until the
butter mclts, then add the milk, with q
tcaspoon(ul OF flour mixed in with il;
add little mace and pepper and salt
let IL boil up once, and serve inn
mcdiatcly.
Swiss CAKE. - Onc-half pound each Of
butter, flour and sugar, aud four eggs.
Beat the yolks Of the cggs with the sugar
ard some grated lemon peel. Add the
butter melted, and slowly shake in the
-four, beating it until well mixed Eclt
the whites of the eggs to froth, mi <
the whole together and beat on for
awhile after the whites arc added; but
ter tin and bake the cake one hall
hour.
BAKED INDIAN PUDDING. Make with
milk and siftcd m nj pint OF thick mush.
Let 1t boil until thoroughly scaded, and
set it away 90 cool. When cool add two
we l-bcaten cggs,a small cup Of moIasscs,
"A tablespoonful OF ginger, half tea
spoonful Of cinnamon and q little salt
add enough cold IN Tx 10 on the basin in
al, s.I - - =, l.. "a,
pies, sliced place in the oven and wien
crustcd over add q piece Of butter half
the size Of an egg.
RUE CUCUMBER PICKLE. Pare and
cut in strips ripe cucumbcrs, boil in water
until n wooden toothpick will go through
easily, drain well and place in a jar Make
pickle TO cover them by allowing one
quart Of vinegar TO two pounds Of sugar.
Put a tcaspoOnful Of cloves, cinnamon
and allspice and half tcaspoonful Of
pepper in a bg, bo the vinegar with
the sugar and spice added, and pour j II
over the cIcumbcrs; less spice can bc used
II dcs. red.
BEER CHEESE. This is a most con.
vcnicnt dish 10 have in the house, where,
sometimes. meal has 10 be served in a
hurry or, if n lunch has 90 be taken,
either TO business or school nothing eau
be nicer or more easily got ready than
slices Of beef cheese, cut thin, and made
into sandwiches between slices Of but
tered bread 10 make the cheese proceed
rs follows Take three pounds Of lean beef,
from any leshy part Of the animal, with
with half pound Of veal and half %
pound Of lean, uncookcd ham, and
mincc them together as finely as possible.
Cut half pound Of Fat bacon into small
dice and mis- IL with the minced meat.
Season pea anty with salt, pepper
finely chopped parscly, powdered cloves
and grated lemon r.nd Grease thoroughly
a plain, pretty tin mold, press the
seasoned meat rather firmly into IT,, just
moistcn 10 with strong, nicely favored
stock, and bake in n slow oven four hours.
Let it stand over night 20 stilTcn and get
thoroughly cold then turn IL out, and
glrnish pre- ti.y with a border Of fresh
parsley. 10 is surprising how very
economical beef is when cooked in this
fashion.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-10-20
A Sailor.s Wonlarrnl L .cano.

Captain Walter Thomps IN, Of the pilot
boat Mary Odcll, brought To Savannah
recently the news Of remarkable cscapc
Of a sailor from horrible death. The
Norwegian bark Tclcm1ch was living at
Venus Point waiting the arrival Of Cap
tain Thompson t. pilot her TO a. A
sailor namcl Tobias Turklcccn. Nor
wcgian, was sent aloft, and while he was
on the maintopgallaut yard he lost his
hold and fell. During hs rIp'd flight
TO the deck nc truck the rigging several
times, but at last fell n distance of 30
feet clear. touching nothing until he
struck the deck. The Captain and sail
ors rushed to him, expecting TO find no
thinG bat his manglc rcmlins. but in
stead they were surprised TO see him arise
and stand up. lie was as pale as a dead
man, but no bones were broken. Turk
lcccn was too badly scared to speak for
a while but after a moment hc said he
did not feel hurt anywhere. lie had not
lost a drop OF blood, and he did not
seem 10 be suffering from any internal
injuries. lie was stripped and carefully
examined, and the only marks upon him
were few red spots Tint had been made
by the rOp.s where he struck the rigging.
The CAPITA n wanted 10 send The man
back 20 Sa annah, but lie protested
against being left there, and finally he
was permitted 10 continue on the VOYAGE
to Bucnos Ayrc as an abe bo lied sea.
man. Turk cccn is vcry large man.
weighing in tn ncighborhood of l7j
pounds. lie fo,l so feet.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-10-20
A YnInnblc CherrK Trcc.

Six hundred dollars seems % largo price
for one cherry tree, but that was The sum
paid for ono in Santa Clara County II
was required 90 bc removed TO make way
for tho New Almadcn Railroad. The
owner demanded $500 for 10, experts
were appointed, and 90 was proved that
the tree bal Tor years yielded the
owner crops OF fruit which sold for
sums equivalent 90 the interest ON the
amount claimed By compromi $500
was accepted for the tree. This W 10
give our Eastern friends some idea OF
the value Of fuiit trees and the profit de-
rived from them iD Santa Clar. Valley.
Reno lNcr.) Gasette.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-10-20
Human Remains as Medicine.

In truth, to this day we find among
ourselves some Surviyals of the old super-
st tions still lingering in out-of- the way
corners. Thus it is only few years
since the skull Of suicide was used in
Ca thness as drinking-cup for the cure
of epilepsy. DIR. Arthur Mitchell knows
OF "A case in which the body Of such a one
was disintcrrcd in order to obtain her
skull for the purpose.
lt was, however accounted moro
sure specific for epilepsy TO reduce part
OF the skull TO powder and swallow it.
Even the moss which grew on such skulls
was doomed a dcrtain cure for various
diseases. Nor was this simply popular
superstition. I'm the official Pharma.
copria of the College of Physicians OF
London, \. II. 1873, the skull Of man
who has died n vio'cnt death, and the
horn OF unicorn, appear as highly APP
proved medicines. Again, in 112t the
same pharmacop ria mentions unicorn 5
horn, humal fat, and human skulls.
toads, vipcrs, and worms, among tho
really valuable medical stores The
pharmacopUia was revised in 17i2, an 1
various ing cdicnts were rejected, but
ccntipcdes, v.pcrS, and lizards were re-
taincd.
Nor were these strange compound,
prepared for human subjects only.
tho Anglers Wade Mc,um, " publis i
in 1851, anglers arc recommends | TO use
an o utmcnt fer the Turing Of fish con.
sisting amongothcr horrible ingredients,
Of mans fat, cats fat. hcrom's fat.
asaiTtida, finely powdered mummy,
camphor, oil Of lavender, etc. ;and it WA,
added that mans fat could he obtaiacd
from the London Outrageous concerned
in anatomy. -IDp"itr $ lance Monthiy.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-10-20
South and West.


THE Mexican war veterans OF the United
Statos viii meet in Fort Worth, Texas No
vember $40, and IL is expected that there will
bo delegates from most OF the States.
SAN FRANCISCO is excited over revelations
showing that well-known citizens have FREE
quently bought up jurors.
TnE tug Orient foundered in Lake Erie dur
ing tho recent storms and her crew OF six mon
were lost
THE first snow OF tho season I'm the Uppcr
Missouri Valley fell on Thursday The
mountain peaks OF Montana are white with
snow.
A FEuD between the Turner and Sanders
families In Kentucky has already resulted i'm
the killing OF five men
THE corpscs of seven men who had eyI.
IDENTIFY been murdered were found among the
Wis. w.
SEABoRN GREEN aud Silns Hnmplin-tbo
lnttcr an Indian--were hanged together nc
Fort Smith, Ark, for murder.
YELLOW FEVER exists la an epidemic form
at Tampa, Fla Many inhabitants have left
the city.
TRAIN containing Governor Foraker, OF
Ohio, was deroilod near GAINESVILLE. Tho
6ovcrnor escaped by crawling through q
window.
IL the United States Circuit Court at Rich
mond, Va, Judge Bond fined Attorney GEN
eral Ayrcs $500 for bringing suit under the
law known as the Coupon crusher,n in dis
OBJ dience OF his injunction order, and COM
mittcd him TO jail for refusing TO pay the
fine He also fined the Commonwealth At
torncys Of Fauquier aud Loudon counties for
disoboying the same order, and committed
them until the fines are paid and tho suits
brought are dismissed.
A CELEBRATION was had in Cincinnati a few
days since by upward OF 200 employees OK
PTocter a. Gamble on the occasion OF the firm
paying It's first semi-annual share OF proits
10 the workmon. The shares paid the men,
l3l5 per cent. on their wages for six months.
much as $40. This Is the first dividend under
the share plan since it's adoption.
JoHN OWENS n trusted messenger of tho
Pacific Express Company, residing I'm 81.
Louis, has robbed his employers OF between
$4,000 and $GOOO0
THE knights OF Labor General Assembly
at Minneapolis voted down a resolution Of
sympathy with the condemned Chicago An
arcbists by l5l nays 10 52 yeas.
TnE banking house of Morton H. Post Sc
Co, Cheyenne, Wyoming Territory, has
failed, owing depOsitOrs many OF them work
ing people, about t5O0,OO
THE opening ceremonies Of the Piedmont
Exposition at Atlanta, Ga, included adj
dresses by Governor Gordon and Hon. Sam
uel j. Randall.
FoREsT fires in the slope counties OF Call.
fornia have burned over many farms and do
stroyed numerous bridges
NEWMAN e. FARR, hoavy cattle dealers of
81 Louis, have failed carrying down also
tho Niobrara Land and Cattle Company.
Tho liabilities are heavy
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-10-20

WASHINGTON IL tho best shaded city IN the
world. Az present there are 5000 shade
trees in it's streets
GENERAL ROCHESTER, thinks tho army
salary list will call for s3iS,0OO extra next
year.
GENERAL BEaDEy has prepared drafts OF
seven pension bills, which be eprOpOses % have
offered In Congress at the coming session.
THE last report Of the Department of Agri-
culture shows the average condition Of crops
70 BE- ~ follows: Corn, rs; oats. 10. barley
10; buckwheat, ~; potatoes, D.; cotton,
765; tobacco 1j.5. The yield OF ccrn wilN
be about 4jO,OOO,0J0 bushels; oats 600 ,OOO,.
OOJ. barley, 2l,OODOOO
TnE percentage Of funds which depository
banks may be allowed ~ hold upOn bond -
eurites has been increased, i'm order 10 allow
the banks ~ make profitable use Of the funds
The Treasury surplus is now being used in
this way.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-10-20
LATE NEWS IN BRIEF.
Eastern and Middle s,at,.


THE Gloucester Mass fishing schooner
feregrinc White has picked up at sea a float
ing mass OF amhcrgriS weighing - rounds
aud estimated To he worth about 500 COO
Amhcrgris II n secretion which comes from N
whales intcstineS, and is highly valued for
perfumery purposes
ALoNzo WHYLAND, seventy years old.
was gorcd to death 10y bull on farm near
Alton, N. y.
COLONEL A. w. QUINT, OF the Quarter
masters Department, United States Army,
committed suicide 10y hanging nt Manchester
~ III. lie had been suffering from nervous
proStration.
p'DEN, CALDER Il Co, bankers and
brokers OF Troy, n. ", have failed. The
Liabilities are stated at $5OO,OO0
NINE New York and BROOKLYN chandelier
manufactures shut down, owing To the mems
insistoncc cpon the Half Holiday law Re-
tween 5000 and 1000 brass workers were
thrown out of employment
GREAT public reception was given by
tho citizens OF Boston i'm Faneuii Hall 20
General Paine aud Mr.. Burgess, the owner
anu the designer OF the yacht Volunteer,
winner OF the recent internat.o~~l race.
A noDY OF about l50 New York policemen
miStook an order, and with drawn clubs dis
Perscd mass meeting OF the Progressive
Labor Party in Union Square. The police
struck right and left, and the 5000 people
present He'd IN dismay. Indignation meetings
havo bcon held, and tho punishment OF tho
police demanded.
TnE principal sugar rcflncrs OF the coun-
try arc reported 60 bo forming n combin-
alton, with united capital of $50, 900, ,OOO.
The great bulk of the business is conferred I'm
New York.
THOMAS G, MANNING, United States Min
lster To Mexico, died few days since I'm New
York where ho had gone 90 attend a meeting
OF tho Peabody Educational Fund. Judge
Manning was about nfty-one years old, and
was a native OF North Carolina. He moved
In 1890 TO Louisiana and served in the Con-
Iederate army Hc was for some years SUI
premo Court Justice OF louisiana
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-10-20
TELL ME ONCE AGAIN.

Toll mo once again y
With tender, loving voice, g.
That cheers like sunshin, after rain
Aud makes my soul rejoice.
Tell mo once again
When changing years have flown
That in your heart love will rcign
Which may call my own.
Tell me once again.
Tell me once again
when times RELENTLESS frown
Has chilled the current OF my life,
And changed my locks OF brown,
That yet within thine eyes
Ny own may fondly gazc
Aud SOC that still within them shines
The light OF othor days;
Tell me, Oh tell me once again.
Tell me once again
When on my dying couch
You will be there TO Soothc my pain
With loves carcssing touch,
And kneclng 10y me then
win breathe a fervcnt prayer
That lie who watches over men
Win take mo TO His care:
Tell me, oh! tell me once again.
Tell me once again
IL deaths unyielding grasp
Should gather me into his fold
And 10 his bosom clasp,
That YOU will on my tomb
A loving tribute lay
And memory's urn implnnt thereon
To mark my dying day;
Tell me, oh! tell me once again.
--Cmcinndh EnqUir
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-10-20

Advertise well 'ts the secret of glory. stick
b. this principle fnst ns n lcech.
Think ~ the namos that are famous in story
advertise we'll is the lesson they teach
How have men compassel sO wide conncc
tiou, made the world swallow their nos
trums Mt willf
Tis that by constant and serious reflection
advertise well is Tho principle still
Advertise we'll you win never repent 10. moth
ing moro wise can business man do.
Stick 90 this motto. and never forget Co. nd-
vort.ee wcl.-it viii pull you safe through
Advertise VOL DO not think what twill cost
YOU publisher bills are but friends i'm
disguise.
How do you know what your caution has lost
youi Would you be wealthy, you must
advertise.
Advertise we'll though business be- waning
those who spend frcCst must win in the
end
Up and be doing no need for complaining.
act FOR yourself, and be- your own friend.
Advertise well an lanes have n turning
nothing pays better than paper and ink.
Thousands who daily This motto are spurn-
ing find that it brings them 20 bank
rupicy's brink.
-Yonkeys Gazette.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-10-20
A Readr.C Colned sIIror Mlnn.

While rusticating at old Fort Marcy,
near Santa Fc, New Mexico, recently,
Mrs Rumble, wife Of the chief engineer
Of the Santa Fc and Northern Railroad.
uncWthcd a rcady-coiucd silver mine.
She carclcssly picked upa ten cent piece,
and after "a little search was surprised TO
find q BONANZA She at ono. sent Tor an
express wagon, and with the aid Of q
pick and shovel dug up si, 100 of buried
wealth in the shape Of silver dollars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-16
SOME OPrOSIrION 10 THh CLIEh Law.

FFI.IING ~ IOWA CITIES AGAINST PE HiBt RIOS.
CoCNciL BLrFr~, loHa. Dee. - tNpcciHii.Ihc no t
con-pi picnous qurs,ion to come before tho new Iccs
linrc that ~ the enforce ucnt or repeal oi the exist
ing statute designed 10 regulate tie liquor tr1c some
OF the informed Republicans IA the state took issue
with tho Republican Siaio Central Committee Us 10 tho
proper method OF conducting the recent campaign. The
Republican state Convention made prohibition tlc chef
Issuc The discntcr- held that progrc-- can hc elected
better by slow steps. FoI the present the ght should
be made The open saloon. The wilf1l violation of a
law ~ the of the proh iory statute IN Council
BuhS. perhaps p-rnIcous IN ts moral aspect - the
umrcsiriIuod tranic IN liquors would bo the anti
Prom Innst tniS 80 inty have elected 10 the stat"
senate William Gruycwcy present Mayor of '"uncil
IlIfis. He sympathy with tue s,OVn element ana
believes only in extreme local option - worthy oi
mention that he has not enforced the laws enacted
heretofore by tho body OF which he Is soon 10 become
member.
Tue acputta of John ArcnslOri AT Siona Cliy was
wrought precisely the same line Of conduct lie was
released because the jury considered the ozark law
desired 10 stamp dead letter 81 lar hH
lay IA jurys power Those twelve men w'r" hui th"
mntlthpcccs of SIOUX Citys business men, who, "ln'
not set ready Ia throttle the Ian 10y advising the
rcupcnng of saloons would make no sircnuou' Efforts
10 c.Ose saloons we're any now running vide open.